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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
10
The Walton Farm Bureau met at Center Church to discuss safety on farm and in the home led by Harvey Lowery. Eighteen members attended and a dessert luncheon was served by several hosts.
Progressive Pepper provided entertainment as the KTS Club gathered at Mrs. Floyd Dixon's home. Prizes went to Mrs. Harold Anderson, Mrs. Vernell Fike, and Mrs. John Methner. Mrs. Fike led the business session and Mrs. Jones delivered the secretary's report.
Dr. Clifford I. Larsen announces a new course on radioactive minerals in Saginaw starting mid April at the Adult Education Center. Prof. E William Heinrich will lead beginner to intermediate students through uranium and thorium geology, prospecting tools, staking claims, and state regulations with lectures, slides, and lab displays.
Safety expert Dr. Barsett urges a five point plan to cut highway crashes. He calls for uniform traffic laws, strict enforcement, better court handling, accurate accident reporting, and more and better roads. He warns against whitewashing danger and stresses driver safety alongside road improvements.
The University of Michigan dedicates a $2,000,000 child psychiatry unit as the nation’s first to provide complete psychiatric care for severely emotionally disturbed children. The 74 bed hospital emphasizes clinical practice with research, funded by the Legislature and an annual operating appropriation. Experts including Dr. Alan Gregg and Dr. Adelaide Johnson spoke on the need for treatment of both child and parent.
Michigan State University instructor Dr Gregory A Miller contends the death penalty does not deter crime and would not affect murderers in Jackson prison. He warns that executions cannot compensate for wrongful convictions and cites a British case of a possibly innocent man hanged for killing his infant.
Treat seeds before planting to kill fungi and bacteria that may be carried by seeds. Ed Klos, extension plant pathologist, advises treating seeds to prevent diseases in home garden plantings this spring.
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